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Alex K 368b0c946a [docs] Update Authy import docs to mention Authy-iOS-MiTM (#5445 )

## Description
This pull request adds mention of the Authy-iOS-MiTM method to Ente's
documentation on migrating from Authy. Currently, the only working
method to import Authy tokens into Ente is to use a rooted Android
device, which is not ideal due to most people not having rooted Android
devices. The Authy-iOS-MiTM method (that I made) only requires an iOS
device with Authy and a computer with Python and mitmproxy, making it
significantly more accessible to people looking to migrate their Authy
tokens. By mentioning my method in Ente's Authy import docs, it would
help more people discover it and would hopefully make some people's
lives easier since they wouldn't have to manually re-register 2FA on
every website. Let me know if you have any questions.

## Tests
N/A, this pull request does not modify any code

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docs

[docs] Update Authy import docs to mention Authy-iOS-MiTM (#5445 )

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.gitignore

Move into docs/

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Move into docs/

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package.json

Update prettier and vitepress

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README.md

[docs] Mention yarn pretty

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yarn.lock

Update prettier and vitepress

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README.md

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